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Goldener Springer 2025

Open SwissStandard

18 players participated in this 6-round tournament, held from 05 Sept 2025 to 07 Sept 2025 in Bad Soden, Germany. Top 10 Elo average was 1916, and top seed was Christopher Gruebner (πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ GER, 2109).

David Dolidze (πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ GER, 1868) won with 5.5/6, ahead of Mario Rutsatz (4.5) and Maximilian Steigleder (4.0). Dolidze won solo starting round 2.

The biggest upset came in round 5: Ahmed Fayed (1656) beat Harald Romacker (1878), a +222-point gap.

Location
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺBad Soden, Germany
Dates
05 Sept 2025 β†’ 07 Sept 2025
Time control
Standard: 90 minutes for first 40 moves and 15 min. for the rest of the game with 30 sec. increment from move 1
System
Swiss Β· 6 rounds
Top seed
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺChristopher Gruebner2109
Avg top 10
1,916
Participants
18
Federations Β· 1 represented
πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺGermanyΓ—18
Top 3

How it unfolded

Top 6 Β· 6 rounds

David Dolidze led from R2; +1.0-point edge over the runner-up.

Co-leaders
5
1
1
1
1
1
1.534.56R1R2R3R4R5R6
R2–R6 Β· LEAD HELD

David Dolidze never relinquished the lead after R2; final gap +1.0 over the runner-up.

R4 Β· HEAD-TO-HEAD Β· WINNER VS 2ND

David Dolidze drew with Mario Rutsatz (White).

R1–R3 Β· WIN STREAK

David Dolidze won 3 in a row (R1–R3).

Key matchups Β· top 4

Head-to-head between the four finishers
Player1234
1David Dolidze*
Β½
β€”β€”
2Mario Rutsatz
Β½
*β€”β€”
3Maximilian Steiglederβ€”β€”*β€”
4Christopher Gruebnerβ€”β€”β€”*

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#PlayerEloFedR1R2R3R4R5R6PtsBu C1BuSBPerfΞ”
1Dolidze, David1868GER+12N+15B+12N=2B+8N+8B5.512.513.511.252213+83.6
2Rutsatz, Mario1913GER=5B+7N+5B=1N=10N+9B4.517.019.514.002003+13.4
3Steigleder, Maximilian1981GER=13N+17BF=8B+5N+10B4.011.012.08.502063+16.4
4Gruebner, Christopher2109GER+18Nβˆ’13B=17N+15B=6N=5B3.59.59.54.501950-18.8
5Schulze, Manfred1832GER=2N+6Bβˆ’2N+9Nβˆ’3B=4N3.019.522.09.501912+12.0
6Lange, Martin1855GERβˆ’7Bβˆ’5N+16B+18N=4B=11N3.013.013.04.001830-4.6
7Meyer-Jany, Marcel1815GER+6Nβˆ’2BFF+15N+16B3.011.011.05.002030+22.6
8Kube, Jens1900GER=9B=11N+9B=3Nβˆ’1Bβˆ’1N2.520.022.57.001738-25.8
9Pencenat, Lucien1699GER=8N+14Bβˆ’8Nβˆ’5B+12Nβˆ’2N2.514.015.54.251777+22.0
10Ackermann, Robert1812GERβˆ’14N+18B+15NF=2Bβˆ’3N2.512.012.03.251897+11.4
11Fayed, Ahmed1656GER=17N=8BFβˆ’16N+18B=6B2.57.57.53.251831+35.6
12Hebauf, Markus1636GERβˆ’1B+16Nβˆ’1B=14Nβˆ’9BF1.516.017.01.751641-0.2
13Drill, Frank1937GER=3B+4NFβ€”β€”β€”1.58.011.55.502238+15.8
14Fassler, Felix1822GER+10Bβˆ’9NF=12Bβ€”β€”1.58.09.53.251716-8.4
15Anthes, Niklas1889GER+16Bβˆ’1Nβˆ’10Bβˆ’4Nβˆ’7BF1.016.017.01.001619-68.4
16Klikic, Drazen1692GERβˆ’15Nβˆ’12Bβˆ’6N+11BFβˆ’7N1.011.011.02.501530-19.8
17Tempels, Ragnar0GER=11Bβˆ’3N=4BFβ€”β€”1.010.012.53.0017900.0
18Romacker, Harald1878GERβˆ’4Bβˆ’10NFβˆ’6Bβˆ’11Nβ€”0.011.511.50.001058-42.2

Key insights

Biggest movers and upsets β€” the story behind the numbers.

Top rating gainers
Top rating losers
Biggest upsets
Goldener Springer 2025 β€” Bad Soden, Germany | Chess Tournament Results | ChessStats